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| We've added a Tags feature to the site so that our blogs are easier to navigate. I think once you have decided to increase the content on the site and make it more dynamic, the next probem is being able to find relevant information quickly and easily. Please let is know if you think this is better. ps. we've also changed the homepage so that our favourite and latest blogs can feature on the homepage.
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| | From 2010 onwards we are trying to encourage social discussion on the site so when you make a comment on the Consoltis blog it is currently set so that you’re comment will go live on the website straight away to encourage open dialog. Note that all content from the site including the blog posts and comments are being indexed by search engines including Google. We reserve the right to switch off any comments that may be unsuitable and do monitor the content.
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| | If you access lots of websites and look at people's blogs on a regular basis, then you should look at using a RSS reader and make life a bit more simple. What is a RSS Reader?In simple terms it will help bring changing information that you are interested to you. The RSS reader helps you manage this from a single place and saves you a job of having to look at lots of different sites to keep up to date. It stands for Really Simple Syndication and the technology has been around for many years. Most people don't seem to know what it is or how it can be of benefit. You'll find the best definition of RSS on Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS Simple steps to get going with RSSWhenever you see the orange symbol  it means that there is a RSS newsfeed link available to you to stay up-to-date when the latest news. There are many feeds available particularly from bloggers and content management systems. Organisations that care about broadcasting changes will use RSS. So, click on the orange symbol and it will give you XML link similar to the one below. The Consoltis Blog RSS feed http://www.consoltis.com/rss/25/50/41/8b44c538d569216e2b520038555e9964.xml To use the feed, you need a Reader. I use Google's RSS Reader ( http://www.google.com/reader). It's free and have subscribed to many sites that interest me both from a business and personal perspective ie. changes to google, marketing sites, Search Engine Optimisation, Andy's Murray's tennis blog etc .. All you do is take a copy of the XML feed (like the Consoltis Blog ) and then add a subscription for each link. You'll soon build up a very powerful list of information you can use everyday. Benefits - Information comes to you
- You can look at the changes other organisations and people have made any time you like
- The RSS Reader works a bit like email and keeps track of the pages you've not seen
- You can access the RSS reader from any device including you're mobile phone
- Saves you time and keeps you in touch
| By Charlotte Britton, 16 Jan 10 | I use Google reader and it makes it a lot easier to read blogs. In fact I share some of the articles with some of my contacts.
I also have Google reader set up on my Blackberry. So if I'm on a bus or train I can catch up on the blogs, rather than reading the metro! |
| | By Sue Schoormans, 3 Feb 10 | | Thanks for the introduction to RSS Reader Andrew. Saves so much time which of course saves money. Fantastic. Try it, why don't you? |
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| | A new comments feature has been added to the Consoltis blog. You will however need to be registered on the site in order to make a comment to any of the blog entries. If you are not already logged in, the first time you click on make a comment the site will prompt you to either sign in with an existing account or register a new one. We are really looking forward to reviewing your comments and getting some feedback.
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